Understanding the Appraisal Gap in Today’s Market
Discover how traditional real estate valuations based on historical data may create appraisal gaps, posing challenges for lenders in property assessments and loan structuring.
March Sees Decline in Existing Home Sales
Median existing home sales prices show a slight increase, signaling potential shifts in the market. Explore current trends affecting private lenders.
Developing a Strategy for Realtors Experiencing a Plateau in Growth
Unlock growth with a 90-day real estate agent development plan designed to enhance your pipeline, boost conversions, and increase property listings.
The Future of Brokerage: Why Hyperlocal Outperforms Scale in the Industry
Independents achieved a 28.79% share in the RealTrends rankings, an increase from 26.98%. LeadingRE also saw growth, rising to 11.08% from 8.93%.
11 Critical Seller Financing Red Flags Every Investor Must Spot
Seller financing creates real opportunity - and real exposure. These 11 red flags cover the compliance, documentation, and servicing gaps that most private investors overlook until a deal goes sideways. Spot them early, or pay for them later.
Unison confronts additional legal issues regarding questionable home equity agreements.
Legal challenges arise as plaintiffs argue that promises of no debt in HEI marketing are misleading, citing potential for significant balloon payments.
Are Clients Interested in Private Listings? Agents at The Real Brokerage Uncertain
Explore the uncertainty among agents regarding clients' preferences for private listings, as insights from industry leaders reveal differing perspectives.
Leading Century 21 Firm Enters the Michigan Market
Relocation trends across the Midwest show a rise in cross-state movements, signaling changes in private lending opportunities and market dynamics.
First-Time Homebuyers Make Up 21% of the Texas Housing Market
First-time homebuyers represent a significant portion of the Texas housing market, highlighting trends and opportunities for private lenders to consider.
FBI Reports Cybercrime Losses Exceeded $20.8 Billion, Real Estate Fraud at $275 Million
Real estate fraud led to 12,368 complaints, highlighting a persistent threat for housing professionals and clients that requires vigilant monitoring and response.